Cross-driver audit methodology for protocol-multiplex state machines in wireless drivers (Wi-Fi 7 EMLSR, Wi-Fi Direct, NAN, TDLS, AWDL-class). Identifies vendor-specific multiplex primitives (Intel EMLSR / Realtek DBCC / Mediatek set_active_links_async), enumerates state-transition surfaces, hunts chip-firmware-vs-host-driver state divergence bugs.
Plugin wireless-multiplex-state-audit from marketplace dmaynor-skills-marketplace in dmaynor/dmaynor-skills-marketplace. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 17 days ago.
wireless-multiplex-state-auditCross-driver audit methodology for protocol-multiplex state machines in wireless drivers — the layer where one radio is time-multiplexed across multiple links, bands, or protocols (Wi-Fi 7 EMLSR/MLSR, Wi-Fi Direct, NAN, TDLS, FTM, the AWDL-class architectural pattern). Use when: (1) auditing modern
Continuous-learning meta-skill: detects when current session has produced reusable methodology and creates a new skill in the marketplace. Pair-skill to skill-improver. Adapted from blader/Claudeception (MIT) for the dmaynor-skills-marketplace plugin structure.
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Systematic attack surface enumeration for Apple Silicon devices (A-series, M-series).
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Find the correct arm64e kernel and per-SoC kernelcache for a research target on Apple Silicon macOS.
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Validate whether a seed CVE maps to a specific Apple macOS/iOS binary before porting its PoC.
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Recover message-type/frame-type/command-type enums and dispatch tables from stripped Apple daemon binaries.
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Reliably diff a single macOS kext between two macOS versions when both kexts ship inside the kernelcache.
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